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I've decided to abandon this plan and coughing up to have it dipped.

But belts only just got changed....

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Any guide? Not petrol head @ all, I'm a computer geek

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What rear clusters do you have?

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Ok, zed had full service at Nissan back in September, since the wet weather the zed has developed a nasty ass squeal when accelerating especially when running from cold, goes away after driven for a while. Any advice?

Do you still have the passenger side window motor?

Thanks I4N -, just think the carpet was thick, and the Z would have been pretty loose

Gave this a go today. Think the carpet I used was a bit thick, But happy with the result. Thanks for the guide.

Will do it again one day when I can work out how to make the zed orange

Sorry sold now to IrishGav. Mods please lock the thread

There was a guy in the US who removed the whole thing, he put some back seats in, so if he can do it.....

That looks stunning! If you dont mind me asking, how much did it cost? I was looking to get something similar done, but orange

Sorry to Hijack this, but I was looking at some too, or if possible where can i get some orange ones?

Really helped, thanks!

Cradle will be £15, need to get that sucker disconnected later on today

Proof people use search

Hmmm, OK, so lots of stretch, what about the hollow of the doors surely you need sone on the other sides? Certainly looking forward to this venture, thank you for the advice.

With the Triple gauges, did you actually break them off, then re-glue?

Hey Lovely people of the interwebs, is there anyone amazing that could send me the template please, I would like to have a shot at this

The bit around the gearstick is the easy part, its wrapping the upper centre console that will have you tearing your hair out, especially around the triple gauges.

I dont get this, why cant you just remove the dials? I've seen this concern on the forum when searching, but surely its best to remove them and leave them out of wrapping?!

Here's mine. Do the door pull handles first as a practice and to teach yourself what can and can't be done with the wrap. Be interested to see what the orange carbon looks like though

That looks proper tidy!! Thanks for sharing

I will sound like a numpty saying this, but I LOVE orange and was a big factor on the car (sigh) so interior is going to have a good dose of orange inside. The bit I'm concerned about is the area to the sides low down near the knee pad. Just looks like its going to need some serious stretching. How much hair dryer action did yours have? Also, the cubby lid, did you use the inside cut or a completely separate bit, I'm concerned about pattern alignment. Also would you mind showing me some of the edges so I can see how you finished around the cubby lid & guages just looking for suggestions as first (hopefully not the last) time wrapping.

he mentioned you cant wrap plastic with a texture.

Sounds like he was throwing down a challenge there!

Part of the reason i am going for the orange carbon fibre is BECAUSE the plastic is textured

oh and be patient !

Not my Forte

You can either run a NAS. Personally I run a home server using SyncBackFree on my Machines to sync realtime to the server or NAS. However as a failover I also run LiveDrive to cloud backup all my machines (as some machine have differnet content) this is only 15 squids for the top wack product and is idea for off site backup incase your entire house was to have something terrible happen to it.

In my time freelancing i have seen various SOHO backup solutions, and ripped most of them out as are pony in the case of a catastrophic failure. I would certainly look at a local AND a remote backup.

If you want any tech advice I'm a PC geek so happy to help out, or if you arnt to far away happy to travel to help you configure.

Going to have my first bash at wrapping, starting with the centre console. I'm looking at an orange carbon-fibre wrap. However, I'm a little concerned about the curvature as the console meets the gearstick. As you have a concave on the front then a large area to cover on the sides. Is this advisable to have my first hit at wrapping on this item? Should I be worried about this curvature?

looks like they retail at 208 http://www.soundmasterscotland.com/clarion_pp2609l_6_disc_cd_tape_radio_i020191.aspx

"CR03A" Model numnber is PP-2609L Nissan Part Number is 28188 CD710

Holy Moly, yes it is, don't know why i thought it was Bose, Are these still tied to the ECU?